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SSGRR-2002S - Papers General Chairman Deputy General Chairman Veljko Milutinovic, Frédéric Patricelli, School of Electrical Engineering, Telecom Italia Learning Services University of Belgrade (Head of International Education) Conference organization staff: Conference Managers: Miodrag Stefanovic Cesira Verticchio Conference Staff Renato Ciampa Veronica Ferrucci Maria Rosaria Fiori Maria Grazia Guidone Natasa Kukulj Bratislav Milic Zaharije Radivojevic Milan Savic These pages are optimized for Internet Explorer 4+ or Netscape Navigator v4+ and resolution of 1024x768 pixels in high color. Designed by SSGRR SSGRR-2002s - Papers 1. .NET All New? Jürgen Sellentin, Jochen Rütschlin 2. A center for Knowledge Factory Network Services (KoFNet) as a support to e-business Giuseppe Visaggio, Piernicola Fiore 3. A concept-oriented math teaching and diagnosis system Wei-Chang Shann, Peng-Chang Chen 4. A contradiction-free proof procedure with visualization for extended logic programs Susumu Yamasaki, Mariko Sasakura 5. A Framework For Developing Emerging Information Technologies Strategic Plan Amran Rasli 6. A Generic Approach to the Design of Linear Output Feedback Controllers Yazdan Bavafa-Toosi, Ali Khaki-Sedigh 7. A Knowledge Management Framework for Integrated design Niek du Preez, Bernard Katz 8. A Method Component Programming Tool with Object Databases Masayoshi Aritsugi, Hidehisa Takamizawa, Yusuke Yoshida and Yoshinari Kanamori 9. A Model for Business Process Supporting Web Applications Niko Kleiner, Joachim Herbst 10. A Natural Language Processor for Querying Cindi Niculae Stratica, Leila Kosseim, Bipin C. Desai 11. A New Approach to the Construction of Parallel File Systems for Clusters Felix Garcia, Alejandro Calderón, Jesús Carretero, Javier Fernández, Jose M. Perez 12. A New model of On-Line Learning file:///F¦/papers.html (1/15)2004/03/22 13:16:33 SSGRR-2002s - Papers Marjan Gusev, Ljupco N. Antovski, Vangel V. Ajanovski 13. A New Paradigm for Network Management: Business Driven Device Management John Strassner 14. A Prototype of a Retail Internet Banking for Thai Customers Rawin Raviwongse, Pornpriya Koedrabruen 15. A Reuse-Oriented Approach for the Construction of Hypermedia Applications Naoufel Kraiem 16. A Scientific Paradigm On Image Processing痴 Lecture Sar Sardy 17. A Theory of Programming for e-Science and Software Engineering Juris Reinfelds 18. A video based laboratory on the Internet, and the experiences obtained with high-school teachers Fernando Gamboa Rodríguez, J.L. Pérez Silva, F. Lara Rosano, A. Miranda Vitela, F. Cabiedes Contreras 19. Web Engineering: Methods and Tools for Education George E. Cormack, G. Griffiths, B. D. Hebbron, M. A. Lockyer, B. J. Oates 20. Adding Security to Quality of Service Architectures Stefan Lindskog, Erland Jonsson 21. Advanced Mobile Multipoint Rela-Time Military Conferencing System (AMMCS) R. Sureswaran, A. Osman, M. S. Mushardin, M. Yusof, B. Husain 22. Advanced Optical Infrastructure for the Emerging Optical Internet Services Marian Marciniak, Marian Kowalewski, Miroslaw Klinkowski 23. Agent-based Intelligent Clinical Information System Il Kon Kim, Ji Hyun Yun, Sang Wook Lee, Hang Chan Kim 24. An approach for implementing Object Persistence in C++ using Broker Kulathu Sarma 25. Digital Learning: Infrastructure and Web Culture Alexei L. Semenov 26. An Efficient and Adaptive Method for Reservation of Multiple Multicast Trees file:///F¦/papers.html (2/15)2004/03/22 13:16:33 SSGRR-2002s - Papers Shiniji Inoue, Makoto Amamiya, Kasuga-shi, Yoshiaki Kakuda 27. Distributed Information Systems BuildingTechniques Petr Smol勛, Tom癩 Hru嗅a 28. An eye-gaze input device for people with severe motor disabilities Laura Farinetti, Fulvio Corno 29. Asia-Pacific and Australian Grid developments, the coming information Grid and the iSpace Bernard A. Pailthorpe, Nicole S. Bordes 30. Askemos - a distributed settlement J•g F. Wittenberger 31. Automatic Determination of Cluster Size Using Machine Learning Algorithm Jihoon Yang, Sung-Hae Jun, Kyung-Whan Oh 32. B2E Business to Employee and Business to Everything Prashant Killipara 33. Business Methods: Patent Practice at the European Patent Office J•g Machek 34. CAL-Visual, an E-Education Tool for the Management of Digital Resources Dino Bouchlaghem 35. Casual databases Ken Roger Riggs 36. CLINICAL ANTHROPOLOGY - A NEW EDUCATIONAL METHOD FOR ETHICS AND HUMANITY USING INTERNET Shinichi Shoji 37. Communication Behavior and Collaboration in Virtual Seminars - Experiences Birgit Feldmann, G. Schlageter 38. DEC (Decision Making in Business Environment) Computer Age of business (Admiration or Admission?) Nanayaa Owusu Prempeh 39. Symbolic Computation in Research Qi Zheng 40. Computer 邦ediated Communication (CMC): A Shift Towards E- Education Systems In Malaysia Rozhan M Idrus file:///F¦/papers.html (3/15)2004/03/22 13:16:33 SSGRR-2002s - Papers 41. Computer Simulation Of Combustion in Particulate 2-Phase Flow Aleksandar Saljnikov, Simeon Oka, Elmira Karbozova, Miroslav Sijercic 42. COMPUTING OUR WAY TO THE ULTIMATE TOY Kristinn R. Thorisson 43. Cooperative Learning: Multi-user Support for Advanced Distance Learning Services Andrea B• 44. Coordinating Representations for Collaborative Systems Richard Alterman, Alex Feinman, Seth Landsman, Josh Introne 45. Coordinatized Graphs: Interplay Between Graphical Properties and Adjacency Systems Andrew Woldar 46. Cryptographic Schemes in Secure e-Course eXchange (eCX) for e-Course Workflow Lucas C. K. Hui, Joe C.K. Yau 47. Data Mining from a Web Browser David J. Haglin, Richard J. Roiger 48. Design and implementation of an adaptive learning management system Giorgio Casadei, Matteo Magnani 49. E-learning, Metacognition and Visual design David Kirsh 50. Development of Computer-Based Activities for Peer-Led Team Learning in University-Level General Chemistry John Goodwin 51. Differentiated Multilayer Resilience in IP over Optical Networks Achim Autenrieth 52. Distributed Medical Intelligence via Broadband Communication Networks Constantinos Makropoulos 53. Multimedia based Learning and Working: a Cooperation of University with Industry Peter Deussen, Hartmut Ehrich, Tim Young Weisssch臈el, Christian Zorn 54. Document Ontology: A Statistical Approach Sadanand Srivastava, James Gil de Lamadrid, Chakravarthi S. Velvadapu file:///F¦/papers.html (4/15)2004/03/22 13:16:33 SSGRR-2002s - Papers 55. Does Attentional Load Affect Discourse Management in On-Line Communication? Claude G. Cech, Sherri L. Condon 56. E-Book, an e-learning tool for Engineering Undergraduates Eduardo Gomez-Ramirez 57. E-Business Management and Workflow Technologies Zeljko Djuricic, Natasa Ilic, Zeljko Djuricic, Veljko Milutinovic 58. Economic Decision-making in a Technological Age James R. Forcier 59. Complexity and the Emergent Web Sorin Solomon, Eran Shir 60. E-Diagnosis Using GeneChip Technologies Zhao Lue-Ping, S. Gilbert, C. Defty 61. e-DOCPROS: An e-Business Document Processing System Zhenfu Cheng, Xuhong Li 62. Effects of Changing the Pedagogical Concept of a Part-time Bachelor of Science in Accounting from Traditional Lectures into an IT-supported Asynchronous and Flexible Teaching & Learning Concept Lars Kiertzner, Maya Dole, Tage Rasmussen 63. e-Infrastructure in a complex environment Julian Smith 64. E-learning at ENSAIT: a case study Pierre Douillet, S. Pessé, A. M. Jolly 65. E-Learning Content Creation with MPEG-4 Michael Stepping 66. E-Learning of Spanish with Interactive Video and Blackboard Technologies for Elementary School Children Julia Coll 67. EMERGENCY! Medicine and Modern Education Technology Dag K.J. E. von Lubitz, Benjamin Carrasco, Francesco Gabbrielli, Frederic Patricelli, Tymoty Pletcher, Caleb Poirier, Simon Richir 68. e-Medicine Utilization: Socio-cultural issues file:///F¦/papers.html (5/15)2004/03/22 13:16:33 SSGRR-2002s - Papers Robert Doktor, David Bangert 69. Emerging market mechanisms in Business-to-Business E Commerce A framework B. Mahadevan 70. Enhanced Security Watermarking and Authentication based on Watermark Semantics Dimitrios Koukopoulos, Y. C. Stamatiou 71. Environment for Teaching Support in the Medical Area Rosa Maria Vicari, Cecilia Dias Flores, Louise Seixas, André Silvestre 72. Epidemic Communication Mechanisms in Distributed Computing Oznur Ozkasap 73. Evaluating Java Applets for Teaching on the Internet Michael R. Healy, Dale E. Berger, Victoria L. Romero, Amanda Saw 74. Evaluating network intrusion detection algorithm performance as attack complexity increases Dirk Ourston, Bryan Hopkins, Sara Matzner, William Stump 75. Evaluating the Quality of Service for a Satellite Based Content Delivery Network Helmut Hlavacs, Guido Aschenbrenner, Ewald Hotop, Aadarsh Baijal, Ashish Garg 76. Evaluation and perspectives of innovative Tunisian e-learning experimentation Mohamed Jemni, Henda Chorfi 77. Evaluation of Minimal Deterministic Routing in Irregular Networks Tor Skeie, Ingebjørg Theiss, Olav Lysne 78. Evolution and Convergence in Telecommunications Gennady G. Yanovsky 79. Extending SOAP for handling lighweight transactional information Mario Jeckle 80. Extending the Personal Response System (PRS) to Further Enhance Student Learning Joan Wines, Julius Bianchi 81. Federated Profile Information Architecture Guoping Jia 82. Fusion of Multiple Images with Robust Random Field Models file:///F¦/papers.html (6/15)2004/03/22 13:16:34 SSGRR-2002s - Papers Kie B. Eom 83. e-Business MUSIC: New Ways to Perform Introspection Within the Corporation Enrique Espinosa 84. Generating color palettes for compressed video sequences Yuk-Hee Chan,
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